Jonathan Burgoyne

Jonathan Burgoyne studies medieval and early modern Spanish (Iberian) literature and culture, with particular attention to law, hunting practices, nobility, and nature as depicted in historical Spanish texts. His work often examines how legal and literary sources from medieval Castile shaped ideas about the natural world and social status, and he is also involved in editing and reviewing scholarship in the field of Hispanic medieval studies.

Publication output has been low and irregular over the past decade, averaging fewer than one publication per year, with sporadic activity including book reviews and editorial pieces alongside original research articles.

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